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Old 05-08-2014, 00:48   #1
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Here we go, thought id snap a few pics today as we caught some good flex
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Now bin the bump stops for even more
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At what point do the springs fall out?


Lovin the flex mind
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Old 05-08-2014, 06:39   #6
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At what point do the springs fall out?


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Well, that's as far as it goes, and it hasn't tried yet, the shocks are +2 at the rear
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Old 05-08-2014, 08:27   #7
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They shouldn't as his shocks shouldn't extend that far
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Carefully remove them and i'll buy them
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Carefully remove them and i'll buy them
No chance I'm getting rid of them, they do much more than just stop bumps. They are a weight aid too, you'd be silly to remove em
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Old 06-08-2014, 21:38   #10
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For those of us that arn't up to speed yet ... what is ARB ? Surely you're not refering to ARB - the Aussie part manufacturer ??
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For those of us that arn't up to speed yet ... what is ARB ? Surely you're not refering to ARB - the Aussie part manufacturer ??
confused me too at the start, it's just fat hairy lazy man slang for anti roll bar (arb)

The anti roll bars limit the travel of the wheels up and down and stop excessive leaning when going round corners too
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confused me too at the start, it's just fat hairy lazy man slang for anti roll bar (arb)

LMAO ... thanks for clearing that up
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NICE !!! Very nice ....
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